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A Writer's Commentary: Scott Lobdell talks Army of Darkness/Xena: Forever … and a Day #1, on sale now from Dynamite Cover by Reilly Brown and interiors by Elliot Fernandez. PAGE ONE I figured it was important to start the story at Xena's lowest point ever Her final battle, a dying Gabrielle in her arms… in part because[...]

Dynamite has sent over a Writer 2 Writer interview where Michael Uslan, writer of Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #3, talks with writer Genevieve Valentine about Xena #6, both on sale now Photo cover and interior art by Julius Gopez. MICHAEL USLAN: How important to you as a writer here is knowing and understanding mythology? How much of[...]

October saw the launch of quite a few new comics including Betty Boop, Kiss, Army of Darkness / Xena: Warrior Princess and a new James Bond story arc Now we get a chance to see the covers and solicitations for the second issues. ARMY OF DARKNESS/XENA: FOREVER…AND A DAY #2 (OF 6) Cover: Ken Lashley Writer: Scott[...]

This October the publisher is offering up Army of Darkness / Xena Warrior Princess : Forever… and a Day. It's an interesting pairing, Xena and Ash Williams She is a strong-willed, self-reliant warrior, but when her thousand strong army falls to an ancient evil, she needs to call on the time traveling, wise ass with a[...]

Dynamite has sent us these exclusive extended previews for Vampirella #4 by Kate Leth and Eman Casallos and Xena; Warrior Princess #3 by Genevieve Valentine and Ariel Medel Makes me wonder who would win in a battle between Xena and Vampirella? Vampirella #4 writer: Kate Leth artist: Eman Casallos covers: Chrissie Zullo (a), Sergio Davila (b) After receiving[...]

First up is Xena: Warrior Princess #2 and somehow Gabrielle ends up trapped between the past and future That sounds like an interesting trick And in Red Sonja #3, Sonja and the rebels turn to a Phoenix for help… I don't think this is Jean Gray. Xena: Warrior Princess #2 writer: Genevieve Valentine artist: Ariel Medel covers: Jenny Frison[...]

Nancy Collins continues taking Ash Williams down the Furious Road, Van Jensen is rebuilding Steve Austin in Fall of Man, Genevieve Valentine brings us more of Xena and Gabriel and Jim Butcher gives us another tale of Harry Dresden in Wild Card. Some of you may be wondering why Dresden is in a batch of film[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Genevieve Valentine on Xena: Warrior Princess #1 Art by Ariel Medel. Welcome to the comic commentary for XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS #1! The arc title for this is "All Roads," for reasons that become very clear very quickly To me, one of the most fascinating things about the post-time-jump canon on the show is[...]

Who would win in a battle between Xena: Warrior Princess and Dejah Thoris: Princess of Mars? That could be an epic battle But this week they will stand together on the comic book shelves… well one in the D's and one in the X's We have exclusive extended previews of the first issue of Dynamite's[...]

Then we see the return to comics of Xena: Warrior Princess by Genevieve Valentine and Ariel Medel And finally the second Miss Fury trade, Walk Through The Valley by Dennis Calero and Rob Williams. THE TWILIGHT ZONE: THE SHADOW #1 (OF 4) Cover A Main: Francesco Francavilla Writer: David Avallone Art: Dave Acosta He knows what evil lurks in the[...]

Genevieve Valentine talks with Byron Brewer about Xena: Warrior Princess #1, on sale in April from Dynamite Cover art by Greg Land. BYRON BREWER: Genevieve, tell us about the exciting return of Xena to the printed pages of comics What is the storyline? GENEVIEVE VALENTINE: The story begins after the Twilight of the Gods, which means Xena and[...]

Join Eisner-nominated writer Phil Hester (Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, The Bionic Man) and rising star artist Brent Peeples (Last of the Greats, Legenderry: Green Hornet) for the latest and greatest chapter in the Gold Key saga. COVER A: MASSAFERA 32pgs, FC $3.99 COVER B: HESTER 32pgs, FC $3.99 GOLD KEY: ALLIANCE BLANK AUTHENTIX EDITION (W) Phil Hester (A) Brent[...]

"She's a girl warrior, which is neat 'cause there's not too many." – Emily, dressed as Xena, at NYCC Thanks to Patrick Willems and Kendra Pettis. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgSmAmvK_fk[/youtube] "She's a girl warrior, which is neat 'cause there's not too many." – Emily, dressed as Xena, at NYCC[...]

I was dressed up in an early version of my Xena costume and nervous because I had never worn it out in public before As soon as I walked into the place, people were swarming me for pictures, fan-girling over me and saying the kindest things I got to bond over a mutual love of[...]